Archive: 2024

Weaving thoughtful, introspective lyrics with irresistible melodies, Vanessa Peters has been releasing album after album of well-crafted folk-rock gems for nearly two decades. She has played thousands of shows across the US and Europe and has opened for artists like Josh Rouse, Nina Persson & James Yorkston, 10,000 Maniacs, John Oates, and Matthew Sweet. While […]

Weird is a subjective term, but each Wednesday at Glide we will strive to deliver something decidedly off-kilter to keep you on your collective toes. Indeed, Weirdo Wednesdays will be a celebration of all things avant-garde, cerebral, experimental, peculiar, psychedelic, (and occasionally just batshit-crazy) that may or may not leave you scratching your head (you […]

Sports betting is a hugely popular pastime, almost as popular as sports themselves. For as long as people have been playing sports, there have been those who gamble on the outcomes. It’s a high-risk, high-reward hobby, but one that can be incredibly rewarding if you know your stuff. These days, it’s easier than ever to […]

A project concept formed in 2021, its singularity lies in a story of space travel energized by the post-punk and psychedelic sounds of Captain Fuzz, 0B-1, Zarkor, Rocket, and Professor Tricks aboard the Butterfly Bulldozer. Ranging from the modern groove of Squid to the noisy pop of Pond, the group’s first EP, scheduled for February […]

Transporting you to an old dusty bar surrounded by serene landscapes, The Lubben Brothers have crafted a Western anthem. “‘Bout Time” is a twangy ballad lined with country tropes filtered through the trio’s imaginative lens. They blend their Outlaw-style storytelling with modern folk tropes for a uniquely southern expedition into the colorful musicianship and masterful finger-plucking of […]

Seattle’s Brent Amaker & the Rodeo will be releasing their new album Philaphobia on January 26th via Killroom Records. Since forming in 2005, Brent has reveled in an idiosyncratic style that doesn’t fit into preordained categories. He’s a country singer whose band is known for dressing in matching black cowboy outfits, yet Amaker is more […]

Some bands have such a monstrous presence in the live performance lure of rock that it almost sounds like a fairytale. Long stories spun with fiery guitar riffs and explosive vocals sound like something out of a rock history book rather than an event happening in your city. In the 90’s, there was one band […]

Waxahatchee, the solo project of Alabama-born and Kansas City-based Katie Crutchfield, is returning with her most confident and resilient album to date. Her first on new label home ANTI-, Tigers Blood, is available for pre-order now, and due March 22nd. Here we see Crutchfield emerge as a powerhouse – an ethnologist of the self – […]

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has shared its lineup for the annual festival taking place June 13-16, 2024 on the Bonnaroo Farm, located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN. While changing 180 degrees from its days as a roots and jam fest, its surely keeping up with the young masses willing to party […]

Little Sun, the eighteenth album from prolific Minnesota-based singer, songwriter and guitarist Charlie Parr, will be released March 22 on Smithsonian Folkways. Ahead of the release, the new song, “Boombox,” is debuting today and can be heard below. Of the track, Parr reflects, “In this neighborhood, music is eternal and transcendent and surrounds us at all times, whether we’re listening or […]